Donny's TOS Enterprise Interiors
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I call that a win, win.
Here's my rendition, littered with props, and a copy of Nicholas Meyer's "The Seven-Per-Cent Solution".
http://www.trekbbs.com//www.pinterest.com/pin/create/extension/
Loving Kirk's choice of reading material.
Don't forget the table Kirk throws his book and broken glasses onto.
Oh, no I'm definitely going to model that booth table in the corner. I was earlier referring to the table that was in the TMP Kirk's Quarters, that had these modular chairs that snapped into it. I may use a similar table for the briefing room set I have planned.
Here's today's updates, finishing the desk area and adding the nicely textured chairs...
I continue to be amazed by these interiors.
Agree.
Brilliant work Donny Versiga. 
Your Rigel7studios is great.Man, I cannot WAIT to see your rendition of the Briefing Room.
I have a Star Trek story I wanted to tell on a TWOK-era Starfleet ship; my take was that the new Captain would decide he wanted to convert the ship's Officer's Lounge into the main Briefing Room. I always loved how TNG did that.
The computer system was malfunctioning from the beatings the Enterprise had taken.
Kor
My theory is that the officer's dining room from TUC was in place of the officer's lounge in TMP (just ignore the windows), and the combination observation lounge/briefing room practice started when some Captain decided to begin using the dining room as a conference room because it was so damn picturesque.
Ooof, that dining room. It doesn't really fit anywhere in that ship -- remember, later in the film, that room gets blown to smithereens by the Klingon torpedo that punctures through the saucer, bottom to top... in an area where there's no windows.
So either a.) they're fake windows, or b.) Kirk likes to hang portraits of Abraham Lincoln in every dining room on the ship.
So either a.) they're fake windows, or b.) Kirk likes to hang portraits of Abraham Lincoln in every dining room on the ship.
So, I took a week and indulged in a little Star Wars material. After playing the newly released Star Wars: Battlefront, I was inspired by their gorgeous visuals and meticulously re-created SW locales. I was, however, dismayed that there weren't any starship interiors featured, so I created one of my favorites. I know I may get murdered for posting SW stuff in this thread, but hey...whatever. It's my thread, afterall.
Okay, okay. Back to work on the officer's quarters....http://www.trekbbs.com//www.pinterest.com/pin/create/extension/
Okay, okay. Back to work on the officer's quarters....http://www.trekbbs.com//www.pinterest.com/pin/create/extension/
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Outstanding! I yesterday had some friends over to watch the entire Star Wars trilogy. Super fun times. (Don't embarrass yourself asking "which trilogy?" If there's not Luke Skywalker or Han Solo, it's hard to call it Star Wars...)
Donny, do you have the book Star Wars: The Blueprints? It features the actual working drawings for most of the sets used in all six films. Both Tantive IV corridors are shown in detail. Anyhow, whatever process you used, looks like you nailed it.
--Alex
Donny, do you have the book Star Wars: The Blueprints? It features the actual working drawings for most of the sets used in all six films. Both Tantive IV corridors are shown in detail. Anyhow, whatever process you used, looks like you nailed it.
--Alex
[joking]How dare you mix Star Trek 
and star wars 
[/joking]
and star wars [/joking]^They're only mixed if he's got Captain Kirk defending the Tantive IV from Darth Vader. Or Han Solo at the Helm of the Enterprise.
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Just popping in to pile on my adulation for your work. Just damn fine stuff here. Looking forward to seeing more (both Star Trek and Star Wars)!
[begin lurking]
Just popping in to pile on my adulation for your work. Just damn fine stuff here. Looking forward to seeing more (both Star Trek and Star Wars)!
[begin lurking]
Hey, lurking's what I used to do! grrr
